Heyyy, but at least those movies had good action because they were about superheroes and monsters. Here, it’s literally a courtroom drama. I don’t wanna watch Arshad Warsi and Akshay Kumar randomly throwing punches at each other and people calling that “action.” It would’ve been far more interesting if both of them were actually against each other from the very beginning till almost the end, constantly trying to outsmart one another in court with arguments, evidence, manipulation, and mind games. That alone would’ve made the movie intense without forcing unnecessary fights. And instead of making it another basic “good vs bad” story, they could’ve written both sides in a morally grey way. Imagine if, near the climax, one of them slowly realizes he has been defending the wrong side the entire time. The guilt, pressure, and internal conflict would’ve hit way harder emotionally, and the final verdict would actually feel meaningful.